| Título : | The perception of space in the old testament | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Brinkman, Johan, Autor | | Editorial: | Pharos | | Número de páginas: | 271 páginas | | Nota general: | <27130> | | Idioma : | Español | | Clasificación: | 221.9/B83/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface – 5
Table of contents – 7
Chapter 1. introduction – 11
Background of the investigation – 11
Space and spatial relations in western science and culture an introductory survey – 12
The objectives of the study – 15
The contents of this thesis – 17
Chapter 2. space and spatial relations in current reflection on the theology of the old testament – 20
Introduction – 20
AJ.Heschel the Sabbath, a palace in time – 21
Y.Tesfai: is history central to the old testament? -25
S.L.Terrien: the presence of god as the center of biblical faith – 28
J.D. Levenson: Sinai and zion the route over two mountains as entry to the jewish biblie – 33
F.Gorman: space, time and status in the priestly theology – 36
Summary – 38
Chapter 3. the investigation of the perception of space in the old testament: A survey of the literature – 40
Introduction – 40
The perception of space in the old testament – 40
Introduction – 40
The comparison of Hebrew and greek thought, boman – 41
Mythical space in the old testament, childs – 45
Spaciousness the study of a semantic field, sawyer – 49
The Hebrew conception of the world, stadelman – 51
Studies of words relating to space – 53
A first reaction – 54
The methodological criticism of barr – 56
A first reaction – 54
The methodological criticism of barr – 56
The role of the linguistic relativity hypothesis in the study of the the old testament; the reactions to the publication of barr. – 59
The relation between language and cognition as applied in old testament research – 64
Chapter 4. the linguistic relativity hypothesis and the contribution of linguistics, psychology and anthropology – 74
Introduction – 74
Formulation and scope of the linguistic relativity hypothesis – 74
Investigations of the linguistic relativity hypothesis – 78
Introduction – 78
Is there a linguistic relativity principle – 78
Epistemic universals pinxten – 82
Linguistic relativity and linguistic structure. Robins and langacker – 85
Man, language and world. Van liere – 88
Testing the linguistic relativity hypothesis rosch – 91
An appraisal of the linguistic relativity hypothesis. Steinfatt – 95
Language and space – 99
Introduction – 99
Space, time, semantics and the child. Clark – 102
How language structures space. Talmy – 103
Semantics of spatial expressions, jackendoff – 105
Summary – 109
Chapter 5. language and philosophy – 111
Introduction – 11
Language theory – 112
The axioms of buhler – 112
Two additions – 114
A preliminary impression – 116
Text language and world – 118
Introduction – 118
The reality construction view of language grace – 119
A naturalistic approach devitt and sterelny – 121
Integrational linguistics harris – 123
A projective account, Blackburn – 126
Text language and the receiver – 128
Summary – 130
Chapter 6. An intermediate evaluation – 140
Introduction – 140
The study of the perception of space in the old testament in wider perspective – 140
A few general considerations – 140
A more specifie application to our investigation – 142
Assessment of the relevant literature – 143
The investigation of space in the old testament - 145
Chapter 7. the tabernacle text of exodus 25 to a survey of the literature – 148
Exodus 25 to 31 as part of the priestly document – 148
Introduction – 148
Style analysis – 148
The literary historical problems – 153
The sources – 156
The theological concepts – 161
Dating and meaning – 165
Language and text of exodus 25 to 31 – 169
Introduction – 169
The cohesion of exodus 25 to 31 – 169
Literary critical analyses of exodus 25 to 31 – 174
The reconstruction of the tabernacle – 175
General linguistic aspects of exodus 25 to 31 – 176
Summary – 178
Chapter 8. the tabernacle text of exodus 25 to 31 an investigation of its structure and its world – 180
Introduction 180
Grammatical categories – 180
The text and the words – 180
Verbs – 182
Nouns – 182
Pronouns – 183
Particles – 183
General remarks – 184
Dividing the text into units according to the Masoretic accents – 184
Introduction – 184
Verb units – 185
Noun units – 187
Prepositional - 188
Adverbial units – 188
General remarks – 188
Structuring the text according to the X-bar theory – 189
Introduction – 189
The X-bar theory and old testament Hebrew – 189
Verb phrases – 193
Noun phrases – 198
Prepositional phrases – 199
Adverbial phrases- 200
Nominal sentences – 200
General remarks – 201
The structure of the text a survey in some detail – 201
Introduction – 201
General features of the fragments – 203
The objects for the cult – 206
The tabernacle and court – 213
The garments – 215
The relation between sentence form and role – 218
General remarks – 222
Referential functions, phrases and words – 222
Introduction – 222
Places and paths – 224
Distances – 230
Motion – 231
Type of sentence and reference role – 233
General remarks – 234
Summary – 234
Introduction – 234
The structuring of space and spatial relations – 234
The perception of space – 235
Some general aspects of the investigation – 237
Chapter 9. the perception of space in the old testament – 240
Introduction – 240
Comparison with the perception of space in the ancient near east – 240
Introduction – 240
The experience of space in general – 240
The role of space in the pictorial art and science of the ancient and archeology – 246
Summary – 249
Comparison with previous work on the perception of space in the old testament – 251
The experience of space in the old testament – 252
Summary – 254
Abbreviations – 257
Bibliography – 258
Indexes - 267
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The perception of space in the old testament [texto impreso] / Brinkman, Johan, Autor . - [S.l.] : Pharos, [s.d.] . - 271 páginas. <27130> Idioma : Español | Clasificación: | 221.9/B83/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface – 5
Table of contents – 7
Chapter 1. introduction – 11
Background of the investigation – 11
Space and spatial relations in western science and culture an introductory survey – 12
The objectives of the study – 15
The contents of this thesis – 17
Chapter 2. space and spatial relations in current reflection on the theology of the old testament – 20
Introduction – 20
AJ.Heschel the Sabbath, a palace in time – 21
Y.Tesfai: is history central to the old testament? -25
S.L.Terrien: the presence of god as the center of biblical faith – 28
J.D. Levenson: Sinai and zion the route over two mountains as entry to the jewish biblie – 33
F.Gorman: space, time and status in the priestly theology – 36
Summary – 38
Chapter 3. the investigation of the perception of space in the old testament: A survey of the literature – 40
Introduction – 40
The perception of space in the old testament – 40
Introduction – 40
The comparison of Hebrew and greek thought, boman – 41
Mythical space in the old testament, childs – 45
Spaciousness the study of a semantic field, sawyer – 49
The Hebrew conception of the world, stadelman – 51
Studies of words relating to space – 53
A first reaction – 54
The methodological criticism of barr – 56
A first reaction – 54
The methodological criticism of barr – 56
The role of the linguistic relativity hypothesis in the study of the the old testament; the reactions to the publication of barr. – 59
The relation between language and cognition as applied in old testament research – 64
Chapter 4. the linguistic relativity hypothesis and the contribution of linguistics, psychology and anthropology – 74
Introduction – 74
Formulation and scope of the linguistic relativity hypothesis – 74
Investigations of the linguistic relativity hypothesis – 78
Introduction – 78
Is there a linguistic relativity principle – 78
Epistemic universals pinxten – 82
Linguistic relativity and linguistic structure. Robins and langacker – 85
Man, language and world. Van liere – 88
Testing the linguistic relativity hypothesis rosch – 91
An appraisal of the linguistic relativity hypothesis. Steinfatt – 95
Language and space – 99
Introduction – 99
Space, time, semantics and the child. Clark – 102
How language structures space. Talmy – 103
Semantics of spatial expressions, jackendoff – 105
Summary – 109
Chapter 5. language and philosophy – 111
Introduction – 11
Language theory – 112
The axioms of buhler – 112
Two additions – 114
A preliminary impression – 116
Text language and world – 118
Introduction – 118
The reality construction view of language grace – 119
A naturalistic approach devitt and sterelny – 121
Integrational linguistics harris – 123
A projective account, Blackburn – 126
Text language and the receiver – 128
Summary – 130
Chapter 6. An intermediate evaluation – 140
Introduction – 140
The study of the perception of space in the old testament in wider perspective – 140
A few general considerations – 140
A more specifie application to our investigation – 142
Assessment of the relevant literature – 143
The investigation of space in the old testament - 145
Chapter 7. the tabernacle text of exodus 25 to a survey of the literature – 148
Exodus 25 to 31 as part of the priestly document – 148
Introduction – 148
Style analysis – 148
The literary historical problems – 153
The sources – 156
The theological concepts – 161
Dating and meaning – 165
Language and text of exodus 25 to 31 – 169
Introduction – 169
The cohesion of exodus 25 to 31 – 169
Literary critical analyses of exodus 25 to 31 – 174
The reconstruction of the tabernacle – 175
General linguistic aspects of exodus 25 to 31 – 176
Summary – 178
Chapter 8. the tabernacle text of exodus 25 to 31 an investigation of its structure and its world – 180
Introduction 180
Grammatical categories – 180
The text and the words – 180
Verbs – 182
Nouns – 182
Pronouns – 183
Particles – 183
General remarks – 184
Dividing the text into units according to the Masoretic accents – 184
Introduction – 184
Verb units – 185
Noun units – 187
Prepositional - 188
Adverbial units – 188
General remarks – 188
Structuring the text according to the X-bar theory – 189
Introduction – 189
The X-bar theory and old testament Hebrew – 189
Verb phrases – 193
Noun phrases – 198
Prepositional phrases – 199
Adverbial phrases- 200
Nominal sentences – 200
General remarks – 201
The structure of the text a survey in some detail – 201
Introduction – 201
General features of the fragments – 203
The objects for the cult – 206
The tabernacle and court – 213
The garments – 215
The relation between sentence form and role – 218
General remarks – 222
Referential functions, phrases and words – 222
Introduction – 222
Places and paths – 224
Distances – 230
Motion – 231
Type of sentence and reference role – 233
General remarks – 234
Summary – 234
Introduction – 234
The structuring of space and spatial relations – 234
The perception of space – 235
Some general aspects of the investigation – 237
Chapter 9. the perception of space in the old testament – 240
Introduction – 240
Comparison with the perception of space in the ancient near east – 240
Introduction – 240
The experience of space in general – 240
The role of space in the pictorial art and science of the ancient and archeology – 246
Summary – 249
Comparison with previous work on the perception of space in the old testament – 251
The experience of space in the old testament – 252
Summary – 254
Abbreviations – 257
Bibliography – 258
Indexes - 267
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